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Kev
iOSDev: I guess that's a question that only someone who has used that framework is going to be able to answer, I'm afraid.
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iOSDev
That makes sense. In general terms XEPs don't need to be downloaded manually, correct? XEPs aren't branches to be forked (that's where I was getting confused) but they just specify features that most frameworks already implement. Would that be more or less accurate ?✎ -
iOSDev
That makes sense. In general terms XEPs don't need to be downloaded manually, correct? XEPs aren't branches to be forked (that's where I was getting confused) but they just specify features that most frameworks already support. Would that be more or less accurate ? ✏
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moparisthebest
XEPs are "features" or "additions to the protocol" generally yes, at least the ones that are implemented by code
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moparisthebest
it'd be up to the particular library how you enable support for them though
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iOSDev
thank you, that clears it up quite well.
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Kev
XEPs just describe what protocol a library needs to send, yes. They're just documents to help people implementing things.
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Kev
(There's a couple of XEPs that do other things, but it's a useful generalisation nevertheless)
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Zash
goffi: pubsub full-text search ey? neato!
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goffi
Zash: yeah :)
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goffi
the really nice thing is that once it's implemented, it works out of the box for everything: blog, forums, tickets, events, etc.